Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-15
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Wednesday, sept. IA.
Produce

BUTTER-Creamery, 25CG21c per pound;
choice dairy, lsS2Oc; medium grades, la@i0c;
EGGs.1he market is firmer at 1e9la>1c
for choice stock
CHEEsE-M Market fair. Fancy full cream
cheddars, single he; full cream twins, 1$c:
in case, lac; Limberger, 100 lbs in case, 1S1Sc;
Saurs' fancy Ohio, l9c.
Pog5TnY-Fsir oors market spring pn,. nc chickens
tSIheys Sia !Hsi in sG Very sSs rsqnass %@sss
GAME-Receipts light: prairie chickens,
SO SO; mallard ducks. S2.75G300. Quail.
S2.OOa225; teal and mixed ducks, sl.Oo@1.75;
snipe. 75c@S1.0O: jack rabbits, '35c each,
ONIoNs-Good stock 9O(a 500 per bushel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are not in much de-
mand; choice. Sl2.OO@l4.oo per hundred; can
telopes. 5O@75c per dOz
CELERY-The receipts are larger and the
stock better. Good stock brin,s SIC a bunch.
CIDER..Choice Michigan cider, S6.oo96.5o
per Dbl of 80 gal.
PorcoRN-Choice, for stands. lCo2c per ID.
TOMATOEs-CommisSiOn men are only
handling very few. Good stock 4o@5oc
per bushel,
per hundreds selects 40945c; standard, 40c;
New York counts. SOC.
CABBAGE-C California stock. large round
heads, &c per b ..,o eoo,--. ..- -.
PoTAToEs-The market is we'll supplied.
Salt Lake and Colorado stock sells at sO(GS5c.
Nebraska and Iowa stock 6o@e65c per busheI;
supplied and they sell at 3(631dc per ID.
HoNEY-Good honey in neat one ID.
frames 1Sc per ID.
BEANs.-Ha picked navy. $500 per
bushel and other grades down as low as
Sl.25.
Orders from the country req,tiri,,g Sc
lccted stock and crtrG cure IN pdchinI can
not dl,oays be filled at the same prices
quoted to the locdl trade for common stock.
| are arriving each week, in addition to the
| receipts of Michigan fruits. There is a very
| fair demand and sales are liberal, but the
supply is fully up to- the demand, which
PLUMs-There are no California plums
| on the market. A few home grown are COM
Ing in and are selling at sl.5o per bushel.
| PEACHES Choice California stock is going
| at Sl.5O(Gl.6j. Michigan peaches are selling
| at 5O0p75c per l0-D baskets.
GRApEs--The supply of homegrown
grapes continues liberal. California, Tokay
| and Muscat, Sl.5O; choice homegrown, 3@4c.
| CRAB APPLEs--The supply is light and
the demand very fair. Choice Siberian. SL5o
| per bushe.
ORANGEs-N and Rodi, choice, SO. 90
| @6.5O.
| QUINCRs-Calfornia ounces, of large
size, So. 0O8225 per box.
| CRANBERRlEs-The market is fairly we'll
| SuDDlleu WIN pOOu SlOtk. Dell anu CHERRY,
$3.50. Cape Gods will arrive in few days
and will sell at $9.0Ot9lO0o.
LEMoNs-TAe supply liberal, with fair de-
mand. Choice. S6.0O@70O.
AppLEs-The market is fairly well sup.
piled with good stock. Homegrown and
Missouri stock is moving at $25ot93.0o;
choice Michigan, S3.OO@S.50.
| CRAB APPLES Choice stock. $3.50 per
| bb
| PEARs-California choice, $2.5OG13.00 per
BANANAs-The market is full of bananas
| at Sl50(63.O0 per bunch.
| CoCoANUTs-GoOd stock, $500.
| Flour and Feed.
The folio,ci',g are the jobIing prices:
| The market is about steady. The heaviest
buyers of flour have stocked up at the low
prices: The hay market is dull, good deal
being held back for better prices. There
| have been some sales as high as $1,000.
Minnesota patents, $3.50 per cwt,: Minneso,,
ia Rakers straight, So 20 per cwt. Kansas and
Missouri winter fancy patents, 2:45(12. GO :
Nebraska patents, s2;25as.S5 rye flour, SIZE
wheat Graham Sl75 per cwt. ; corn meal,
yellow, SOC per cwt; corn meal, white. Sl00
per cwt; chopped feed, Sl4.OO@l60O per ton ;
bran, Sl2.0ot9l3. 90 per ton: screenings, $500
HAY-UpIand prairie, IS. 100000; com.
mon coarse. S7.OO@s.OO.
Grocer's List.
| COFFEE-Ordinary grades, 2O1S(92lc; fair,
21h922c; prime, 22923c: fancy green and
yellow, 2S!925e; old goyernment java. $50
Arbuckle's, roasted, 26l{c; McLaughlin's
xxx, 2GAc; Dilworth's, 96c; Red Cross,
REFINED LARD-Tierce. &c; 4o,lb square
7ssc; lo;lb pals, 79sc; 5-lb pals, 7Ac; S-lb
psJt sUJetAscGranulated, 7@79sc; conf. A, es4a
sc; yellow C. SIC; cut loaf, ~; powdered
PRovls1oNs-Aams, ll1l@ll}9c; breakfas,
BACON 1elsc Daco5 sides ,l1o9lE:e; dry
ham hams, 1ii@lltlc: dried beef regular, IoN@iic;
hams picnic, s9s1sc.
evaporased sn SelC ras hsv rasp5erres rice
evaporated. SOC; blackberries. evaporaled
ll@ll19c; pitted cherries, peaches, new
KS, ne; cyaporated peeled peaches, C.
SH@s7jse; prunes, 4xgsc; citron, s5c; raj.
sins, London layers, California, loose
muscatels sl.SOCels5; new Valencias. 71Sc
Ur1esns 10 4TaHn s.nD kegs sn
l-gallon cans, per doz, slo.5o; half-gallon
cans, per doz, S6,25; quart cans, s3.25.
CANNED GOODS-OySters, standard, pei
case, ss.ooas 10; strawberries, 3 Id, per case
S3.OOg3;lo; raspberrles, 2 Id. per case. $1,000
3.lo; California pears, per case. s4.6O'94.7O
aprlc0tS, per case, x4.lUQ42o; peaches, pei
case, S5.75(95. .s5; white cherries, per case
5000 plums, per case, ss,o y s.ss.soas.5o; blue
To- per case, $3.50; pineapples, ID
Pc. case, sa.so(95.75; ! lb mackere per doz
gooseberres, per case. So. 25ta3 S5; 9 10 string
beans, per case, $l.75; 10 lima beans, pel
, case, Sl.60; Q 10 marrowfat peas, per case
S2.5092.6o; 2 Id early June peas, per case,
$2.55; 10 tomatoes, s2.4oCe2, 50; Id corn,
, PICKLEs-Medium, in bbls, $3.50; do II
half bbls, $50; small, in bbls, $3.50: do II
half bbls, S425; gherkins, in bbls, $3.50; do IL
t half bbs, S4.75.
WooDENwARE-Two-h hoop pals, per doz
Sl.45: 3-noop pals, s1,70; No. tub, $3.50
. No. 2 tub, $3.50; No 8 tub, $3.50; wash
boards Sl.75: assorted bowls, S2.25; No.
churns, 50; No. churns, IS; No. churns
! 81.
ToBAccO-Lorilard' Climax, 44c; Splen
did, Ale; Mechanics Delight, Ale; Leggett 4
Meyers Star, Ale; Cornerstone, Sac; Drum
l mond,s Horse Shoe, Ale; t. D., SIC; Sorg'
Spearhead, 44c.
sRoPE-Seyen-sxteenth inch, l2ll@l2sIc
STARcH-MirrOr Gloss, 5s<c; Graves Corn
a | 6lIc. OSWegO Gloss. 7c. OsWePO Corn. 7c.